I had a posterior body lift in February 2022 with auto flap augmentation. I also had fat injected in my buttocks from liposuction of my saddlebags and flanks. It looked great for about nine months and now it is sagging and flat on the bottom. I didn't have a lot of fat to inject so I'm not sure if that is the problem. Would an inferior butt lift help? Or would butt implants be the answer? Please don't tell me there is nothing that can be done - I am willing to do anything!
July 1, 2023
Answer: Butt implants Hi, thanks for your question and photos. By the pics, you are a candidate for butt implants. You can have great results, naturally and according to your complexion. Consult a board-certified plastic surgeon in your area for a physical exam. Good luck!
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July 1, 2023
Answer: Butt implants Hi, thanks for your question and photos. By the pics, you are a candidate for butt implants. You can have great results, naturally and according to your complexion. Consult a board-certified plastic surgeon in your area for a physical exam. Good luck!
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February 12, 2024
Answer: Treatment options Restoring volume may be challenging regarding fat transfer, especially on individuals with a history of significant weight loss. Most plastic surgeons in the United States don’t offer a gluteal implants. This fairly good reason for this trend. The procedure has historically been viewed as having a high complications and high patient satisfaction long-term. Implants can be a successful strategy, but should only be done by providers who have excessive experience and patients need to realize what is involved with the procedure, including the acceptance of potential complications and failure. An inferior gluteal lift will leave scars and is a trade-off that may be worthwhile for some individuals. Harvesting sufficient amounts of fat for a successful fat, transfer is a trade-off between having excessive amounts of areas treated with Liposuction as a cost benefit ratio, which may be worthwhile for some individuals. Provider selection is probably the most important variable, regardless of what procedure you choose. Best, Mats Hagstrom, MD
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February 12, 2024
Answer: Treatment options Restoring volume may be challenging regarding fat transfer, especially on individuals with a history of significant weight loss. Most plastic surgeons in the United States don’t offer a gluteal implants. This fairly good reason for this trend. The procedure has historically been viewed as having a high complications and high patient satisfaction long-term. Implants can be a successful strategy, but should only be done by providers who have excessive experience and patients need to realize what is involved with the procedure, including the acceptance of potential complications and failure. An inferior gluteal lift will leave scars and is a trade-off that may be worthwhile for some individuals. Harvesting sufficient amounts of fat for a successful fat, transfer is a trade-off between having excessive amounts of areas treated with Liposuction as a cost benefit ratio, which may be worthwhile for some individuals. Provider selection is probably the most important variable, regardless of what procedure you choose. Best, Mats Hagstrom, MD
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